. a girl is killed by an intruder, what happened. things are expected to get back to normal today. why passengers could expect relief soon. >> get ready for game four. hoping to win another one against the colorado nuggets. "mornings on 2" starts now.

. good morning, it is sunday, april 28th. i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. we will get over to rosemary with a peek of the forecast. we are looking at another nice day. we will see an earlier clearing and we will see, this map isn't happening for me. cool start this morning an th are back. we will have ming clearing. not as widespread, it is a little patchy and dense. i will show you where. the noticeable warm up will equal five or 10 degrees above yesterday's highs. i will have the numbers coming up. happening now. people are told to stay in their homes and lock the doors near rancho codero, the rural community is located 30 miles northeast oc we are live now in the

newsroom. she is in contact with investigators and has the latest on the manhunt now under irway. the sheriff's office says it is still an active search and remain cautious and lock their doors as they look for the killers. the 911 call came in around noon yesterday. a 12-year-old boy discovered an intruder. he ran away and the boy made a terrifying discovery, his 9-year-old sister was gravely stabbed. >> this is terrible. you know, what can i say about it? it is a tragedy. >> the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. mum tim law enforcement agencies searched the landscape. it includes tall grass and many places for potential places for suspects to hide. they want homeowners to lock doors and watch out for the man

who is considered armed and dangerous. >> we are doing a house to house search. and we are searching in attics and storage sheds. he describes the intruder as white or latino man. he is 6 feet tall and last seen wearing a long sleeved shirt and blue pantses. they have taken to social media. some mentioned suspicious sightings including a prowler in the area. they plan to release more information this morning. something we are working to learn, is where are the parents during the attack? we will bring you the latest details and we have calls into the sheriff's office right now. in pittsburgh, they have a man who tried to kidnap a girl. he is described as a white man in his 30s and last seen pittsburgh a green shirt and blue jeans. the man took the girl as she played in the front yard of her

home at 1:00 p.m. on friday afternoon. he got 50 feet from the house and dropped the girl in the bushes after her mother yelled after him. the girl was not hurt. there will be good news for passengers and airport employees. alex savidge is live at sfo and we are learning about the deal with the air traffic controllers? alex? >> reporter: after a week of flight delays here in the bay area and across the country, things will get back to normal after the faa furloughs. i checked in with the duty manager. right now, they are seeing some delays between 15 and 30 minutes. that is due to some runway construction here at sfo and not do to staffing levels up in the tower. you remember earlier this week, they quan to furlough air traffic controllers across the country. that meant the planes were

taking off and landing less often. that back up was aggravated for passengers. they were the result of sequestration. across the board federal spending cuts. but yesterday, the faa announced it was suspending all employee furloughs after they rushed through a bill. passengers i talked to are pleased congress has worked out a deal. >> that is good news. you don't want delays anywhere. >> we have to get to the airport two hours early. any further delays, it is a terrible experience, right. hats long as they are back to work today. no issues and that will be great. the faa was forcing 47,000 employees it to take one day off every other week which amounts to 10% cut in pay. it could have been worse. they believe a lot of travelers delayed their plans. and they were concerned about the furloughs. according to the faa staffing

levels should be back to normal and across the country by the end of the day today. we are live at sfo. alex savidge. ktvu news. people in california will feel the effect of the sequester. they will see their unemployment benefits cut 18% and that starts today. right now, the average federal unemployment payment in california is about $298 a week. that number is going to drop by $52 a week because of the cuts. the crash that sent six people in the hospital is being investigated. it happened at 9:00 on ocean befuee the northbound 280 on ramp. two people were rushed to the hospital. the other four had injuries that are not life threatening. a bomb threat has landed a man in jail. the suspect robbed the wells fargo bank yesterday afternoon.

while leaving, he told bank employees he left a bag of plastic explosives in the building. an employee happened to be nearby and took a photo of the area. bomb squad from berkeley was brought in. and nothing was found. the man was arrested a few blocks from the scene. well, playoff fever continues in oakland. warriors take on the nuggets. the warriors took them down in front of yet another sold out a they are confident their team will advance to the next rounds. >> they have been playing really great. they are stepping up. we are excited. >> everyone is ready to boy new gear and represent the bay bay area. and it is our basketball team. we have to represent it. >> at 6:30 tonight, the doors open at 4:30. they say to the show up

early. oakland as are playing, too, their game will wrap up around four. if you can't make it to the game. here is what is going on in san francisco. it is along the water underneath the bay bridge. the taco shop at underdogs and cypress grills. and watch party starts at 6:00. >> pull up the couch and watch what we are doing. this is a house party. and go outside and hang out. we will turn to rosemary and see how we are looking if folks decide to do that. >> we had talked about and it is going to be the warmest day of the weekend. we are talking four to 6 degrees with the afternoon high and going to fill that and give you a live look at the sun and attempting to pull through and the fog and low clouds. and not as widespread this morning. you are waking up, saying, i guess what you are saying.

it is cloudy yesterday. waking up with mostly cloudy skies. if you look really, really close, you can see the light shade of gray. and it is along the east bay and coast. parts of the peninsula is waking up partly cloudy. and still in san jose and they are mostly cloudy and it as cool start for you. one of the areas for you that is cooler by a few degrees. ridge of high pressure associated with the warm up also pinching down the marine layer and bringing it closer to the ground. and it is in santa rosa and two to 4 miles of visibility. i will be watching it for you throughout the morning hours. up to the low 50s. 49 in belmont and foster city. and palo alto. and sunnyvale, you are checking in. and it is a cool start still in some areas.

we will see a quick rebound. the pacific satellite view, ridge of high pressure, cloud formation over the east pacific showing just that. we have a weak system. we have seen this in recent weeks. it is going to clip us and bring breezy conditions. it looks like tuesday night into wednesday. we will have a weak on shore breeze in the afternoon. they will continue to climb. especially inland. that is for petaluma. and 83 for santa rosa. and warm and sunny. 72 in sausalito and for the east bay. 76 in oakland. if you see the as play, it is nice and warm for you. 89 for pleasanton and in the share valley. 83 san jose. and made 70s at the boardwalk in santa cruz. and san mateo, 69. and 69 in sacramento. if you are thinking about -- 69 in san francisco. and do expect the sea breeze.

it will be back for the second half of the day. extended forecast there, continuing to climb. near record temps expected in a few isolated areas today. we will be holding onto the friends, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, could be the warmest days. we will have a look at the lunchtime numbers coming up. the boston bombing investigation. what russian authorities are saying about recorded conversations between one of the suspects and his mother. group of people who ran the boston marathon are running again. this time in big sur, how they are honoring the victims of the bombings. in oakland, highway patrol is clearing an accident which is on westbound 580 on the harrison off ramp. keep an eye on that one. we will keep an eye on all the roads for you. this is "mornings on 2".

. live look there over san francisco. there is fog still hanging on in the morning. sunny skies for the afternoon. this morning two italian police officers were shot and seriously wounded outside the prime minister's office in rome. the prime minister and his cabinet were being sworn in mile away. a woman passing by was slightly injuried. and the gunman is taken into custody. there are reports that he has a history of mental health issues and that the shootings may t no have been politically motivated. this morning, italy's interior minister called it a criminal gesture by an unemployeed man. we are learning more about

intelligence that was shared about the suspect in the boston marathon bombings: they secretly recorded a phone conversation where one of the suspects discussed jihad with his mother. another man is under investigation in another case and was also wiretapped. tamerlan tsarnaev were extremists. they say the mother was in daily contact with her son in the days before the bombing. the surviving suspect is being held in a medical detention center 40 miles outside the city. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is moved friday to the hospital. he was being held in a cell with a solid steel door and observation window and slot for passing food and medication. teammates. richard martin, the youngest victim, they held a little league game in honor.

the parents took part in mile long parade. it ended at the baseball field. governor patrick was also present. there was a circle with martin and boston strong within a number 8, representing his age and little league number. here in the bay area, there will be a special fundraiser for the martinez boy injuried. aaron hearn is out of the hospital and under going treatment in boston. he is expected to be cleared to return home sometime this week. registration for the fundraising walk and run opens at 9:45 this morning. the actual event starts at 10:40. the same time the boston marathon started. it will be held had alhambra high school where martinez's father is a teacher and coach. they are also running in big sur. a moment of silence to honor the victims was held at the

start of the race. one person is running with a banner in memory of boston. the big sur is the first major marathon since the bombing. they should expect closures from caramel to big sur and there was a madrid marathon. 100 police and security officers patrolled the race with bomb-sniffing dogs. there were people praising the bombers and they were arrested. they do not believe they were planning an attack. a piece of plane wreckage discovered in new york was the same as the plane that hit the twin tours. it was discovered wednesday. it was wedged between the controversial mosque. and an apartment building. they will decide if they should sift the soil around the buildings for human remains. tomorrow, the final pieces of

the new world trade center is builngbe installed. the crane will hoist two parts to t on top of the buildings. it will make the building the tallest in the country at 1776 feet. one world trade center is scheduled to open sometime next year. four u.s. service members are killed in plane crash in southern afghanistan. bad weather was a factor in the province and not enmy fire. u.s. diplomat and several american see died earlier in the province. taliban is claiming responsible for deadly attacks in pakistan. and roadside bomb killed a police officer in eastern afghanistan. in pakistan, at least 11 people were killed and 30 others injuried as bombs were detonated at offices of two politicians. the violence is part of the new spring offensive and targeting government officials and afghanistan police. it shows many veterans are

still struggling to find work after leaving the military. the problem is greatest for the youngest generation of vets. the unemployment rate for those who serve after 9/11 is 9.2%. that compares to 7.6%, a national rate. some say they have difficulty communicating their skills to civilian employers. they are searching for new leadership after firing the superintendent and general counsel. the district is expected to finalize today and general counsel greg roland from the contracts on wednesday. the contra costa times report they have $1,000 in contract for translation services provided by his girlfriend without disclosing the relationship. board members say low employee morale and lack of trust were also factors. new survey is among the most well read cities in the

country. amazon.com released the u.s. cities buying the most okwspapers and magazines per capita. and berkeley ranked number 7. number 1 is alexandria, virginia. miami, florida; cambridge, massachusetts and florida rounds out the top five. the san francisco 49ers add a couple of offensive weapons. they had a couple of picks. and picked quinton patterson and then they took south carolina marcus lat more. although it could be awhile before he contributes on the field. he tore three of the four major ligaments in a game in october against tennessee. the quarterback position is a fluid one for the raiders in the rehe cent history. they addressed that position with the fourth round pick and taking tyler wilson of arkansas. he was a starter for the raiser backs and last year, 24 in his junior year. here is a list of some of the

college players in the bay area. and offensive lineman. and brian is headed to tennessee. two from stanford went and now taylor is a cardinal. steve williams will be going to the chargers. and houston picked up david quisenberry and marc anthony was drafted to the ravens. they were head td to vancouver after a disappointing loss for the l.a. kings. kings up by one. slices the way through the defense and had the 21st goal of the season. tied up the game and the kings would win with a final 3-2. they finish out the regular season in the western conference and they will start the playoffs on the road in vancouver. we have had the best view in years. what is happening tonight that will make one planet pretty easy to see. >> a boat catches fire. what they said about the flames

and the four people aboard that had to resc drier, warmer day in store. we will look at the temps coming up.

. four people are safe after being rescued from a fishing boat. what is left of the boat that caught fire near candlestick point. it was sparked by an engine leak. look at the pictures, you can see how badly it is burned. bringing this four to safety. the people were visibly shaken. >> i looked out the window and across the water i saw fake black smoke. i knew it was a boat on fire. >> one person was treated for smoke inhalation and the three people on board were not hurt. >> this was sparked by an unintended cooking fire at a

homeless camp. it broke out yesterday afternoon and burned out near the parkway and the chopper helped put out the flames from the air. firefighters said they were up against gusty wind. and no one was hurt while they were fighting the fire. >> this is ahead of what they think could be one of the worse wildfire seasons in years. >> fire officials are still hiring staff and moving air tankers to stations across the state. seasonal firefighters starting moving into the national forest. wildfires are already up by 45% this year. it had more than 180 wildfires in the state. which is 200 more than this time of year. >> we talked about it for a long time. now we talk about the heat. rosemary is watching that for us now. yes, today will be the warmest day of the weekend.

notably warmer than what we felt yesterday. by several degrees. this morning, the low clouds, fog, back with us. and not as widespread and not as thick. >> quick burnoff expected today. this is some of the inland areas. petaluma. santa rosa. and up to 50s in most cases. by 10:00. looking at mid-50s and widespread 60s for the warmer coms and for the lunch hour -- coms and it is 90 ---communication and it is -- com. and 69 in south florida. and anywhere from three to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. the extended forecast here. and this warm up that we see, not going away. in fact, wednesday, thursday looks like it could be the warmest days. and mean while along the coast, we will keep the sea breeze.

warmest day looks to be on wednesday. 74 degrees expected for the afternoon. back to you. >> this is the best we have had in years. the earth will be perfectly aligned between saturn and the sun and give people a clear view of the plan net and famous rings. it should be visible all night long. and people with telescopes will see the solar storm that is brewing near saturn. >> for more information on viewing of saturn, go to ktvu.com and quick on web links which is near the bottom of the home page. president obama laughs off controversy at the dinner. >> there is controversy of jay z going to cuba. you have got 99 problems and now jay z is one. what about california's attorney general. we are following the manhunt now underway after a 9-year-old girl is stabbed by

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. a 9-year-old girl stabbed to death. this morning, the search continues for the person who did it. good morning, welcome back to "mornings on 2". >> the girl was killed near rancho cavelleros and the girl's 1-year-old brother was home at the time and called police. he saw a man running away and went to check on his sister and found that she was stabbed. she later died at the hospital. they are being told to stay in the homes and lock their doors as deputies continue their search. it is 7:31. air traffic could get back to normal after they ends the furloughs of the faa. how bay area airports are affected by the staffing

changes. alex? >> reporter: passengers i talked to are pleased that congress worked out a deal that would put the air traffic controllers back to work full time. i touched base with the duty manager here at sfo. he said the delays they are he seeing is between 15 to 30 minutes and it is due to runway construction and not faa saving levels. especially up in the control tower. faa began to furlough air traffic controllers at major airports and what that meant, planes were taking off and landing less often. they were the result of sequestration, the federal across the board sting cuts. the faa announced it was suspending all employee furloughs after congress rushed through a bill that allowed the department of transportation to shift around $250 million to get air traffic controllers

back on the job. >> i wish congress was speedy on working on other things like that: had he them take one day off every other week and amounted to a 10% cut in pay. and according to the fa -- faa, and staffing levels should be back to normal here at sfo and airports across the country by sunday night. we are live at sfo. alex savidge, ktvu news. they conducted the first flight on the bowing 787 aircraft since battery problems grounded the planes. they were on board the two hour flight which landed in toke he yo earlier this morning. >> they started service to

japan when the service was grounded. they will start deliveries for the planes in early may. new this morning, in san low andre, three cars -- san leandro, it opened an hour ago. and no one was hurt in the incident. community members are showing support fora child who died in a fire. they held a spag getty dinner to raise funds for the gomez family. mariah gomez died when the garage caught fire earlier this morning. >> they need clothing. they lost everything. we are trying to raise as much as we can to get them everything they need. >> a burning candle started the fire. this is underway of the shooting deaths of three pit

bulls. officers were responding to a call. they were on the road yesterday looking for a man wanted on suspicion of drugs and car theft. instead of finding him, they saw a woman and four pit bulls escaping out the front door. the pit bulls went right for the police dog. >> they did attack the dog and coming at the deputies. they are very aggressive at that point and the deputies fired in their defense. a neighbor shot this scene and one dog was shot in the paw and the others die. they are still looking for the wanted man. jury selection is in the case of the serial killer naso, he is accused of killing four women in yuba, marin, and contra costa county. he was representing himself. he said he was a self-employeed modeling photographerrer. he took pictures of them and

did not kill them. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. the man who is accused of sending letters laced with poise sob could be in court tomorrow. he surrendered at his mississippi home yesterday morning. he is charged with making and possessing the poison ricin and if convicted, he could face life in prison and $250 fine. six lawsuits are connected with the explosion at the fertilizer plant. one is from the family of a volunteer firemen. two insurance companies, a nursing home resident and a couple that lived near the plant filed suit. 14 people died and others were hurt earlier this month in the town of west, texas. strong police presence was on hand for the city today. they patrolled all 26 miles of

the race. at the they were in boon when the bombing happened and unable to finish the race. they commemorate the 1995 bombing of the murrah building. >> this is the largest fundraiser for the victims. government agencies are stepping up their explosive ises training. especially when it comes to homemade bombs. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms had training in alabama. local police had it at the respond to the likes of everything in boston. it is potentially evidence. even the smallest piece of debris can then them stay ahead of attacks. >> devices are recovered. and reconstructed or reengineered. and you look at the tactics and you use the alarm from them.

>> the atf said most explosives contain gunpowder. >> five years from now. the ultimate goal is to use evidence from one tragedy to prevent another. >> california lawmakers are considering a statewide ban on lead bullets for hunting. had is the first state to impose such a ban. lead is one of the biggest dangers facing condors in the wild. they said the plan could lead to gun control and hunting in california. hunting with a lot of bullets has endangered condors. >> he poked fun at himself and the press during the white house correspondent's dinner. >> second term. >> need a burst of new energy. >> try some new things and then my team and i talked about it and we were willing to try anything. so we borrowed one of michelle's tricks.

you thought this looked pretty good. >> he joked about several recent controversies. including comments about the attorney general. >> i happen to mention that kcamela harris is the best looking in the country. as you might imagine, i got in trouble when i got back home. who knew eric holder was so sensitive. san francisco mayor also attended the event which was hosted by conan o'brien. 7:39. we are talking about a warm up in store for us today. rosemary is watching that for us. how warm is it going to get? hot? >> near record. near record warmth once again

like last week. seems like during the winter months we were experiencing spring and now in the spring, we are experiencing a taste of summer. a live look there. outside the doors and the marine layer not as thick. >> not as widespread. >> beginning to see holes in the marine layer today. we are going to see a quicker burnoff. >> there is a satellite view. >> you can see it for yourself and look at the cloud formation there. >> it is a false one. and it is strengthening over the area. >> singing air associated with the ridge of pressure. >> begins to compress it down. >> i don't see a lot of it. maybe along the coastline a bit and down to a quarter mile. again, it may look like it is worse for you and santa rosa. and quicker burnoff for today. some of us walking up with mostly cloudy skies -- mostly

sunny skies where yesterday it was mostly cloudy. you can see how the partly cloudy skies are shaping up around the bay. we are already seeing at this hour. this is going to help with the warm up for today. >> 52 walnut creek and castor valley and head to areas around mount diablo and 10 degrees warmer than where we sat 10 minutes ago. we have a heat upcoming our way. mostly sunny skies and you can expect a notable warm up. and 90 degrees for livermore. and 87 in concord and santa rosa as well as napa. and i expect you will see a morning clearing as we get through #:00 or so. and at the latest. >> 76 for oakland. and redwood city. and in mountain view. >> 83 for you, san jose, the extended forecast. >> little change expected for tomorrow and notice we could

grow a little warmer as we get into wednesday, thursday. >> they could be the warmest to the hottest days in the forecast. >> point out tuesday. >> it could be a little breezy. and we have a system that is going to move through. and brush our air why. >> not bring us any rain and could bring us breezy conditions. >> it is low it to mid-70s. i will have that forecast for you, coming up. >> new details from bangladesh. the arrest of the building's owner and search for victims. >> it holds its first integrate asked promise. >> what they did to make sure it happened. >> we will look at this. the report came in 10 minutes ago of a car fire. northbound 101, one lane is blocked. firefighters are responding. traffic is not impacted at this time. time now.

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. thank you for joining us. it is a sweeping view over the bay. it as earlier clearing expected for the day. >> parts of the south and midwest are hit with severe flooding. what it looked like in rris county, texas. several cars struggled to get through the flooded streets. buses and trains were out of service because of the storm. in another part of texas, it caused this roof to collapse and police say large amounts of water collected on the roof and caused it to gave in yesterday.

the store's owners were inside annealed the roof start to collapse. it took three -- it took three minutes for the whole thing to come down. >> they are preparing for record flooding there. it caused major flooding in three of the past four years. large chunks of melting ice. and it causes the levels to rise. they protect nearly 100 homes with sandbags. >> after they batter the east coast, they are he working to bring it back. >> the south ferry subway in lower manhattan. transit officials say every part of the station needs to be replaced. >> water core roaded several pieces of important equipment and destroyed the electrical equipment. they received more than $1 billion in federal punting. >> and it is hit hard by super storm sandy and get it back in time for the season. >> groundbreaking started yesterday in long beach, new

york. the wooden boardwalk is damage asked by sandy. it won't be finished until november. but some are expected to open in a couple of months. >> new details from bangladesh. we are learning about another arrest in the factory collapse that killed more than 370 people. soldiers captured the owner of the building near the border. >> he is in hiding since the building collapsed. three other workers are arrested. >> they located more survives and they are using hands tools to get through. >> in an effort to reach them. >> two people are killed at a residential bureau in france. >> this caused the building to collapse. >> this is east of paris. >> it appears it is the gas leak. and more than 100 rescue workers are searching.

>> armed volunteers say it is preparing for the possibility of a school shooting. maricopa sheriff joe arpaio, he generated controversy for his stance on illegal immigration. this weekends, a high school in georgia celebrated its first integrated prom. before last night. black students and white students went to separate dances. about a month ago, a group of four students came up with the idea to hold the integrated prom. they rented a ballroom and provided gust bags for every couple. djs and photographers donatedded their time to the event. they are on a hunger strike. 19 are being force fed with a

nasal tube. five have been hospitalized for observation. the hunger strike began in february. as a protest against indefinite conft anenconditions at the prison. 166 detainees are being held at quan tan no bay. most have not been charged. they will mark the first anniversary of an unsolved murder in oakland. brandy martell was shot and killed while sitting in her car on 13th street. she was a transgender woman. it is meant to call attention against the transgendered community. it will remind people about the case and hoping someone comes forward. >> a group of people tired of the violence in oakland are now calling for piece. soldiers against everywhere. it was in honor of kiante campbell and a separate group.

oakland unite prayed in front of the memorial. she was killed in front of her 4-year-old son last week. >> wives without husbands. and children without fathers and it keeps going on and on. there have been 32 homicides in oakland. both say when it comes to ending the violence, the focus should be on young people. they said they are incorporating feedback into the safety plans. yesterday, police chief howard jordan hosted the chavez education center and participants broke into groups on how the community and police work better together. this is a series of town hall meetings. >> oakland public work crews will fill more potholes. crews will work in a different neighborhood each week. they say the focus is going to be on roads near schools.

hospitals and high pedestrian areas. crews filled potholes during a similar effort last year. >> nascar fans can ride the rails to this summer's sonoma sprint cup race. they have partnered up with the capital corridor and offer an express train that will take fans from sacramento up to the edge of the raceway. >> they will get on the train in sacramento and many race fans say they are excited about the service and it can take several hours to get through the race. sonoma raceway is holding a blood drive. it is being held at the raceway. from one to 5:00 p.m. >> they will get a ride around the track with a professional instructor in official car. the red cross and the raceway are asking did people to make an appointment. you can find more information on that. and click web lungs at the bottom of the page. i tunes is sell rating a

milestone. it turns 10 today. i tunes does face increased competition. like rhapsody and spot guy k and it is the biggest music retailer in the world. along with selling tv shes, and books. whether the as can moved to the south bay. now, there is talk of taking all of this to court. who said they might sue. baboons take over this home in south africa. >> what they did to get them out and they are lucky no one got hurt. outside the doors. mostly clear skies to cloudy. when i expect the clouds to clear. we will have more for the afternoon.

. group of friends jumped into action when they saw a pack of baboons entered someone's home.

they filmed them eating in the kitchen and ransacking the house. they climbed inside an open window and using brooms and sticks, they he actually chased out the animals. animal experts say they were lucky. one bay area boone has the strength of seven grown men. business owners in san jose may sue over delays. and they report. the mayor may explore the possibility of suing the giants. the giants have opposed the plan to build a ballpark in the south bay. and a study predicted. it would bring in $139 a year. it was a festive day at the oakland coliseum and did everything but a win for the as. it is bobblehead day and it celebrated the championship season 20 years ago. >> jackson had the first pitch there. and even though he loves the

yankees, the as have been a part of them forever. one in the second and one in the third. and the are baseman they had four. they would get one more. baltimore seven. as lose the fourth in a row. >> and barry zito lost the lead. and giants went in front. hunter pence with a triple and in the to take on the wall. marco cutter row. and -- scutero and sergio romo gives up the hit. 8-7, padres. hundreds of boats will be out on the because to mark the start of boating season. >> opening day boat parade starts at noon. they will be competing for best decorations and others will be celebrating out there on the water. if you want to watch. christie field. always a great side. and if you are in marin, and

raccoon strait. >> are there any bad places. >> it is 11:00 before the parade and between angel island. it is here. >> you know who is not complaining about the good weather. >> who? >> all the people going out to watch that. >> great day to be out on the water. >> yes, it is the better day. when it comes to sunshine. >> cloudy skies over san francisco. you have a seat waiting for you. it is going to be a nice day for you as well. >> still dealing with mostly cloudy conditions. and from novato and visibility from a quarter to three quarters after mile. >> outside of that, i don't see a whole lot of patchy dense fog. >> 73 degrees and then into the afternoon. mid- to upper 70s. possibility for oakland. and 76 expected for today. 77 in hayward and mountain view. low 80s. redwood city. nice jump from yesterday and

ann hot in the inland areas. >> 89 antioch. and santa rosa, napa, and the not the hottest spots on the map. but flirting with a flu records as well as napa. and meanwhile. getting back to san francisco. 69. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. we will have the afternoon sea breeze. don't make a mistake. >> bring along the jacket s you may need it. >> temperatures will warm slightly as we get into monday. >> back up on wednesday, wednesday and thursday look to be the warmest days. and it is 74 degrees expected in the afternoon. >> back to the desk. bank robbery sits down. and he confesses to a dangerous secret to bank can employees. >> manhunt in the county when a boy scare assist off an intruder and makes a horrifying discovery. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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. law enforcement is combing the hills for a man that is suspected of stabbing a 9-year-old girl. we have the latest in the investigation. air travel expected to return to normal by the end of the day after a week of

frustrating flight delays because of furloughed air traffic controllers. how passengers are reacting this morning. >> playoff basketball continues. warriors take on the denver nuggets in game four of their playoff series. >> news coverage continues. this is ktvu, "mornings on 2". good morning and welcome to "mornings on 2". it is sunday, april 28th. i am claudine wong. >> good morning, everybody. i am mike mibach. we will head to rosemary and check on the weather. good morning, rosemary. >> if you are a fan of warmer weather, today may be the day. we have the low clouds and fog back with us. not as widespread. low clouds yesterday and already seeing partly cloudy skies. i do see an earlier clearing already taking place and this is for the afternoon. we will hold onto the mild to hot weather depending on where you are at. >> i will have the numbers for you. >> they are searching the hills

of rancho caloveros and he is possibly the home intruder. within the last half hour. they speak with the coroner and has the latest on the investigation. katie? >> mike, he confirmed for us the young victim died of stab wounds. couldn't say how many times she was stabbed. he will be able to release her identity by this afternoon. it happened in the rural community of ranch chose caveleros and contacting them has been difficult. we do know it all started when the 911 call came in at noon yesterday. a 1-year-old boy discovered an intruder in his home and the man ran away. he made a terrifying discovery. his sister was stabbed. >> this is terrible. >> i don't know. what can i say about it. it is a tragedy. the nearby hospital, they were still working to learn where the parents were at the

time of the attack. meanwhile, multiple law enforcement agencies searched the area and into this morning where they remain. it includes steep hills and tall grass and many places to hide. they asked homeowners to lock doors and look out for the man considered armed and dangerous. >> we are doing a house to house search and in some cases we are searching you know, extensively in the attics and storage sheds. >> the young boy describes the intruder as a white or latino man. >> he is around 6 feet tall with a muscular build and is last seen wearing a long sleeve shirt and blue pants. we are contacting investigators on scene. we work to bring you the latest on the investigation and the search for the stabbing suspect. >> live in the studio. >> ktvu, channel 2 news. they have a sketch of the man tried kidnapping a 2-year-old girl. take a look. he is described as a white man

with blonde hair and wearing green shirt and blue jeans. they say the man took the girl as she played in the front yard of her home just after 1:00 p.m. on friday afternoon. he got about 50 feet from the house and dropped the girl in the bushes after the mother yelled after him. the girl was not hurt in the incidents. >> furloughs that caught this nationwide may come to an end. alex savidge is live at sfo with information on the agreement that will stop purr lows of air traffic controllers and reaction from evenings. alex. >> reporter: good morning, things will be returning to normal today. faa said by tonight, we can expect full staffing levels up in the towers. here at sfo. and across the country, for that party matter. congress has worked out a deal to put air traffic controllers back to work full time. passengers are pleased and some are wondering why it took a week of flight delays to get

something done. they began to furlough arc at major airports and -- air traffic controllers. and landing less frankly. that created a back up. but furloughs were the result of sequestration. across the board federal spending cuts that were put in place and yesterday, they announced it was suspending all employee furloughs. after congress rushed through a bill and allowed the department of transportation to shift around to get the air controllers back on the job. i talked with a high school teacher who flew to the bay area for a conference this week. >> when you are shepherding eight teenager, you don't want delays. fortunately, everything went all right and it is still another layer of worry. >> getting back today it was the same thing. and it was totally stupid. to have to deal with this

sequester business. >> under the faa's furlough plan. 15 air traffic controllers were being forced to take one day off every other week. it amounted to a 10% cut in pay. >> i did touch base with the duty manager here. they are seeing minor delays between 15 and 30 municipals on some flights. he tell it is me that is due to a runway construction project and not necessarily staffing levels up in the air traffic control tower. >> alex savage. hundreds of thousands of unemployeed people in california will feel the effect of suck quest terrifying discovery this week. they will see the text ended unemployment benefits cut starting today. right now. the are payment is about 298 a week. but that number is going to drop by $52 a week because of the cuts. >> it is underway with the shooting death of three pit

bulls who were shot by sheriff's deputies. their k-9 went to the home of a man wanted on ever drugs and car theft. they saw a woman and four pit bulls escaping out the front door. >> their dogs went right for the police dog. >> they are very aggressive at that point and the deputies fired in their can defense. >> a neighbor shot the video of the scene right after shooting. one dog was shot in the pay and died. >> sheriff's deputies are still looking for the wanted man. >> bomb threat in from marin county has landed a man in jail. they robbed the wells fargo bank yesterday can afternoon. >> while leaving, he told bank employees, he had left a bag of explosives in the filling. >> he took the video and after they secured the area.

>> this was brought in to search is the bank and nothing was found. >> he was arrested a few are blocks from the scene. >> the warriors and nuggets will go at it. and they were down. >> 2-1. >> in front of yet another sold out crowd at oracle. they are pretty excited. there they will advance to the next rounds. >> they have been playing like a great team. >> they have been stepping up. >> everyone is loving the warriors. >> ready to buy new year den and it is our basketball recommend. >> we have to represent it. >> it is at 6:30. and it is of event staff. and show up early and expect traffic. >> the game is expected to wrap up around four this afternoon. >> make it out there. >> here is a look at some of the watch parties happening in

san francisco. >> always a classic. high dive located along the water. right there underneath the bay bridge. taco shop. and cypress hill grill k or cypress grill. >> it is all parties that start at 6:00. >> gives you presentty of time to get outside and enjoy the day. >> it is shape something up to and nice one t. >> especially if you like it warmer. >> they love the rain and i don't see any of that. and if you do like nice toastie weather. head inland. we are flirting with # 0 degrees. and if you like it, cooler. >> head to the coast. >> a live look there. 59 plenty of sunshine to go around. we are aching up with messily cloudy skies. and in some cases, they were cloudy yesterday. and sunny now. >> oakland is partly cloudy and south of oakland, san leandro

and dealing with cloudy skies. it is the warmer day of the weekend. dealing with tense fog. and it is continuing to strength then and build over the area as bringing the marine layer close to the ground k any fog we have to speak of is being pinched closer. and in areas. like petaluma. and from what i can tell, the conditions are improving. >> it is good new consist. and it is ash the bay area. and it will be warmer for today. >> we are seeing an earier clear asking already. and it is midmorning. and dealing with the gray d and partly cloudy skies and better one expected for you. >> anywhere from three to six to yesterday's. >> and we are going to look into the pattern. >> they will remain with us. until the work week. >> and 46 degrees in novato.

and they have been the cooler spots this morning. >> 55 in oakland. and sfo and if you live closely, you can see a patch of gray k and patch of gray that moves hayward into sun show say s. >> and again. this will continue to a continue. >> we are looking at 56 out the door in sunnyvale and for saratoga. here is the afternoon highs. 79 san rafael and 83 in san jose. not a hot one forren of course. we don't get that typically in the bay area. unless we get the offshore breeze. >> today we have an on shore breeze b. >> and it is going through the city of san francisco. it is going to be a cool afternoon. >> once it particulars in. >> and in the forecast forthe inland communities. all the way through thursday. >> wednesday and thursday cob

the hottest days. and we main in the 6-0s. and back to the -- 60s. and wednesday and thursday look to be the lower days. i will have a view of the sunday lunch time numbers coming up. new information on the bombings. detail consist federal agents are learning between one of the suspects and his mother. we are following developing news from roam. >> that is two police officers shot. and more information about the prospective shooter.

. a prosecutor is saying the politicians were the intended target outside the premiere's office in rome. the shooting happened at italy's new cabinet was being sworn in a mile away. a woman was also injuried. this morning, italy's interior minister called the shooting a tragic gesture by an unemployeed man. he confessed to everything. two people were in an explosion in france. nine others were injuried that caused the building to collapse. it appears a gas leak is the cause of the solution. we are learning more this morning about intelligence that

was shared about a suspect in the boston marathon bombings. they secretly recorded a phone conversation where one of the suspects discussed jihad with his mother. second phone call between the suspects' mother and a man in a separate case was also wiretapped. they told the fbi that tamer land and his mother were religious extremists but they didn't hand over the wiretap. she was almost in daily contact with her son. the surviving suspect is being held in a medical detention center 40 miles outside the city. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is moved. and he is being held in a cell with a solid steel door and observation window and slot for passing food and medication. teammates of martin richard, the youngest victim held a special little league

game in hits honor. players and their others were there. and governor did he have value was there. and they remember him as a dad athlete and good sense of how many more. >> there was a circle with boston strong within a number 8, representing his age and little league number. here in the bay area, there is going to be a special fundraiser for the martinez boy injuried in the more than bombing. he is undergoing treatments in boston. he is expected to be cleared to return home this week. we will go live to the fundraiser for more on the event. run and walk opens at 9:45 this morning. the actual event opens up at 10:40. the same time the boston more than started. it will be held at alhambra where martin's father is a teacher and coach. we will go live there.

happening now. they are honoring victims ever the bombing at the city marathon. six of the runners were unable to finish the race. the oklahoma city marathon commemorate the federal billing. and it it is the largest honoring the victims. >> it will be installed. a crane will hoist two sections that aspire to sit on top of the building. and it will make the building, the tallest in the country at 1776 feet. they are scheduled to open next year. a piece of plane wreckage discovered last week in new york came from the same type of plane that hit the center. the landing gear was discovered on wednesday. it is three blocks from ground zero and wedged between the

ground zero mosque and apartment building. they will decide if they should sift the soil for human remains. four u.s. service members are killed in a plane crash in average. bad weather was a factor in the province and not enemy fire. a u.s. diplomat and several others died in the bombing in the province. the taliban is claiming responsibility fordeadly attacks in afghanistan and pack stab. >> this morning a roadside bomb killed three police officers in eastern afghanistan and in pakistan. 11 people were killed and 30 others were hurt at the campaign offices of two politicians. they said the violence is part of the new spring offensive. >> and government officials and afghanistan police. >> unemployment numbers are showing they are still struggling to show work. >> this is the the greatest for the youngest generation of that. >> the rate for those who

served after is 9.9%. that compared to a national of 9.6%. they have difficult of communicating their skills to employers. >> they are search something for new leadership after firing the superintendent and general counsel. the district is expected to finalize this today. and steven lawrence and gregg roland from their contracts on wednesday. they said they improved $100,000 in contract for translation services provided by his girlfriend can without disclosing their relationship. >> it was a lack of if trust were also factors. berkeley is among the most well read cities in the country. >> amazon.com released its annual list of u.s. cities buying the most books. newspapers and magazines per capita. and examine berkeley ranged number 7. first is alexandre

hia, virginia s miami, florida. kim bridge, massachusetts and orlando, florida. rounding out the top five. it is a big night for astronomy fans. >> you can get a look at saturn and its famous ring. your afternoon did highs will loor above. and you will see what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

. they add add couple of offensive weapons and took quentin patton from louisiana tech. three weeks later. at the took them back. and lattimore is there. it will be awhile before he contributes. he tore three of the four ligaments in a game against tennessee. quarterback position is fluid one in recent history. they addressed that with the fourth round pick yesterday. and taking tyler wilson s and he was for the raiser backs and 24 in his junior season. here is some of the college players drafted yesterday. brian shwenke is from tennessee. stefan taylor who is now an arizona cardinal. steve williams will be going to san diego. they picked up san jose state dave quizen berry and mark anthony was drafted to the ravens. tonight, you can get the best view of sat tern.

nasa said the either is going to be perfectly aligned between saturn and the sun. and that will give people a clear view of the planet and its rings. it should be visible all night long. they may be able to see the solar storm that is brewing near saturn. >> we will look at saturn. for a live event, click on web links which is near the bottom of the holme page. for more information on whether you can see it, we will send it over to rosemary. and see if we will have clear skies tonight, rosemary. >> you will be in good shape to take a wander. we do have clear skies expected for this evening. the marine layer is not as thick as it was yesterday. >> if you are going to opening day on the bay. we do have a sea breeze that will kick in for the afternoon. >> it is five to 15 miles on

shore. >> out by where the boats are, it is breezier than that. >> if you are coming from the inland areas and you think you don't need a jacket s it could be a cool one. and it is hard to have a good time when you are freezing. >> bring along a light jacket. >> talking mid 60s. to upper 60s. in parts of san francisco and we will get better clearing for today. some areas were stuck in the fog. and not all day. and better clearing expected for you. we are all in the 40s to low 50s. low 40s. some of the inland communities and they get the chilliest. and out at this point to the 10:00 hour. >> mid-50s at the coast and widespread around the bay. for the afternoon. temperatures anywhere from three to six to it 10 degrees above yesterday. you will notice that. and upper 80s for the hottest

cities and like livermore. pleasanton. and antioch. and low 80s. and monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. notice, we will change very little. >> it is low 80s and 90s. and look to be the hottest along the coastline. we will actually bump up into the 70s and we will take it mid week, wednesday. >> expect it in the afternoon. >> they build up the forces ahead of what they say could be one of the worse while fire seasons in years. they are hiring save and getting resources in place. across the state. this weekend, seasonal firefighters started moving into the national forest. >> wildfires are already up by 45% this year. it has battled more than 600 wildfires in the state. which is 200 more this time of year. your time is 8:27. for the first time. people who live in the hardest

hit areas of the plant explosion are being allowed in. >> this is reaction of the people who see damage to their home. >> it is all coming together last night at the white house. correspondent's dinner. >> also in attendance. the san francisco mayor ed lee.

. the happen hunt is on after a girl is stabbed inside her he own home. i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> the search for the man suspected of fatally stabbing a 9-year-old girl is nearing 20 hours. that feat tall stabbing happened yesterday in the rural

community which is northeast of stockton. a 12-year-old boy discovered an intruder in his home. the man ran away and when the boy made a terrified discovery. the 9-year-old sister is fatally stabbed. they plan on releasing the young victim's identity this afternoon. >> a child died in a fire. the delinquent's motorcycle club held a spaghetti den forethe gomez family. the converted garage where the family was living caught fire earlier this month. >> they have lost everything. and we are trying to raise as much as we can to get them everything we need. >> family members say a bushing candle started that fire. >> there may be good news for passengers after a week of flight delays. >> alex savidge is live with information on a deal that is

going to end the furloughs of air traffic controllers and how the furloughs have been affecting our bay area airport outlet. >> reporter: good morning, it took a week of aggravating flight delays. they worked out a deal that put air traffic controllers back to work on a full time basis. contact cording to the -- according to the faa, we can expect them back in the towers. we checked the board inside. according to the duty manager. they are ebb experiencing delays 15 to 30 minutes. that is because of runway construction issues and not related to the staffing levels. earlier this week, it is a rough week across the country. the fa began to furlough them. and planes were taking off and landing less often. they were a result of sequestration. >> across the board federal spending cuts. and congress rushed through a

bill that allowed the department of transportation to shift $250 million to get the air traffic controllers back on the job and flights back on schedule. >> that is pretty normal. we have people inconvenienced before we feel like now we need to strike care of the problem instead of ahead of time and having poor thought and poor sight. >> they had been forcing 15,000 air traffic controllers to take one day off every other week. that was the plan that was put in place. that amounted to a 10% cut in the pay. >> according to the fa, a they should be back to normal and across the country by tonight. the situation could have been worse and some aviation analysts believe the travelers dedelayed flyer plans to fly. and they were concerned about

the furloughs. and we are live at sfo, channel 2 news. last night's correspondence dinner mixed politics with comedy. this is the red carpet arrival. it was a mix of celebrities and music stars and the media. >> president obama's speech poked fun at husband age. he said he wasn't the young muslim socialist he used to be and he will follow his wife's lead when it came to public approval. >> need a burst of new energy. >> try some new things and then my team and i talked about. we were willing to trying anything and so we tried one of michelle's tricks. he thought it would be a hit and the latest controversies his administration is facing. >> included a recent trip to cuba by the big names in music.

>> the whole controversy about j zgoing to cuba. it is unbelievable. >> i have 99 problems and now jay z assist is one. late night talk show host connan o'brien provided comic relief. he praised president obama on a job well done and highlighted some of his each afterments. >> the president is hard at work creating jobs. since he was first elected. the number of popes has doubled. and the number of tonight show hosts has tripled congratulations. >> conan first debuted at the event during president clinton's first testimony. they raise money for journalism scholarships. new details now from bangladesh. we are learning about another arrest that killed 370 people.

the government said soldiers captured the owner of the building. and he has been in hiding since the building collapsed on wednesday. >> they have also been arrested. search crews located msurvivors in the rubble of the building. they are using hand tools now to get to them. the man accused of sending poison-laced letters to president obama is expected to appear in u.s. district court tomorrow. james everett surrendered yesterday morning. he is charged with making and using the piece son ricin and a $250,000 fine. lawsuits have been filed in connection with a deadly explosion. one of them was filed during the volunteer firefighter's if activity. the couple near the plant have

filed suit. 14 people deed and more than 200 others were injuried in the town of west, texas. since the explosion in west, people living in the hardest hit areas aren't being allowed to return home. >> no glass, no doors, shoot rock off the walls and insulation falling from the ceiling. >> it is bad. >> this wick end was the first time many people saw their did homes since the explosion more than a week ago. they lived in zone three which is the area closest to the blast. the explosion at the plant again. killed more than a dozen people. in the wake of the bombings. government seths are stepping up the explosives training especially when it comes to homemade bombs. they recently held an explosive training exercise in alabama. and it was with other agencies and teaching them how to respond to bombings in boston. everything is potential evidence and even the smallest

piece of debris can then them stay a step ahead of potential attacks. >> he is recovered and the devices are recovered and engineered and look at the techniques without using the alarm from them. >> most explosives contain gunpowder in an energy source and five years from now. that can change and said the ultimate goal is using evidence from one tragedy to prevent another. >> california lawmakers are considering a statewide ban for bullets for hunting. >> they would be the first state to propose such a ban. lead is one of the dangers facing condors in the wild. the national rifle association is said it could lead to gun controls and hunting in california and hunting with lead bullets is banned in eight counties. >> i tunes is celebrating a major milestone.

it turns 10 today. >> ant apanalysts said they face temp increase competition. and it is still considered the biggest music retailer in the world with selling movies and tv shows and books and happy birthday. >> it should be a nice day. if you are celebrating. going to a park or something, rosemary. >> gorgeous day to be outdoors. >> bring the sub block. and if you have a -- sun block. and we have nice warm weather on the way. temperatures will be notably warmer than saturday. a live look here at the bay bridge and getting into san francisco. partly sunny to partly cloudy skies and earlier burnoff is what we are witnessing. >> continuing to strengthen. that's the dominant feature for us. it is anywhere and vitaly warmer than that. >> woke up with patchy dense

fog. and we had visibility really come down a quarter mile in some is areas y. >> sometimes it is more dangerous when it is widespread and hits you with very little warning. it should be clear at this point. and we do again have an earlier clearing taking place. and it is still in low clouds k. >> today. it is going to be warmer than yesterday. and monday, perhaps a tad warmer. but it is a trend there we are going to see as we head into the can week ahead. even flirting with the record or two as we get into the work week and even today. i will show you that coming up. >> it is generally light. and on shore breeze in oakland. and what we call the delta breeze did employing in a week. the on shore breeze not losing it completely. the dry north wind is picking up the flow. and that's helping to dry out the atmosphere and peel away

the clouds earlier. >> mostly sunny. 56 at walnut creek and low 60s. in antioch p. >> san mateo it becomes motionly cloudy and still into the south bay. 55 palo alto and san leandro, hayward, you are partly cloudy. and 52 degrees. mostly sunny skies for most of us today. even along the coast, you will see better clearing and 79 in san rafael and 70s in sausalito. and 88 in danville and livermore. and that can be warm. especially if you are hanging out in the sun. >> low 80s. and looking at 81 for share and for san mateo and san bruno. and -- for santa clara. and we will not lose the on shore breeze and strengthen forthe afternoon. it is going to be low 90s.

throughout thursday. >> along the coast. >> turning into upper 60s and get into wednesday and thursday. back to the desk. >> we might be getting it warm area here in the bay area. and it is a different story in the midwest as severe flooding collapses a building in texas and shuts down public transit. >> here is a live look at the traffic can outside in lafayette. >> there is something to watch out for. chp reporting a flock of turkeys in the right lane before the tunnel. wow. wonder what they are up to today. >> daring adventure, the turkeys. time now 8:42. you are watching "mornings on 2". i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant kind.

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. thank you for joining us. here is the oakland estuary, the skies are clearing and the temperatures are warming. well below normal for the afternoon. parts ever the south and midwest are hit with severe flooding. this is what it looked like in harris county, texas near houston. even buses and train were out of service because of the storm. in another part of texas, they caused this roof to collapse.

police say large amounts of water collected on the roof and caused it to cough in yesterday. they were inside and heard the roof start to collapse. it took about three minutes for the whole thing to come down. luckily no one was hurt there. they battered the subway train stations. the south ferry was hit in lower map. every part of the station needed to be replaced. flood water core roaded several pieces of important equipment and electrical system. so far the transit agency has received $1 billion in federal funding. this high school in georgia celebrated its first integrated prom. >> the students went to separate dances. about a month ago. group of four female students came up with the idea tohold the prom. they rented a ballroom. buy food and provide gift bags

for every couple. djs and ors donated their time. there is a possibility of a school shooting. >> no way out. no kids in there. and what is that. >> maricopa sheriff joe arpaio organized the group. he has generate the controversy in the past for his stance on are illegal immigration and president obama. they are calling for peace. it is 20th and telegraph yesterday. and campbell was shot to death in the event if anyone. a separate group prayed in front of a memorial for henderson who was killed in front of her 4-year-old son

last week. >> wives without husbands. children without fathers. mothers without sobs. it keeps going on and on. >> there have been three # homicides in oakland this year. when it comes to ending the violence, the focus should be on young people. they are incorporating feedback into the safety plans. >> howard jordan hosted a town hall meeting at the education center. >> they broke into groups to offer ideas of how they can work together. >> next month, the meeting will be specifically for youth. >> family and friends will mark the anniversary of the unsolved killing in oakland on april 29th. brandy martell was shot and killed while sitting in her car on 13th street. she was a transgender woman. >> it is meant to call attention against the transgender community and her family hopes it will remind people about the case and will

let anyone know to come forward. >> they will fill more than 3,000 potholes during an effort that kicks off tomorrow. they will work in a different neighborhood can each week starting with claire month avenue and the focus will be on roads, schools and high schools. and they fill 28 potholes during a similar effort last year. >> the manager and director of walnut creek's center for the arts are asking is to be allowed to return to work. >> the two were put on leave for failing to report child sex abuse. and joseph petroza was arrested on a number of sexual charges. they decided not to did press charges against the clients, they should have their jobs back. it is holding the high speed blood had drive. >> it is from one to 6:00 p.m. they will donate and get a ride

around with an official car. the red cross and race way will ask people to make an appointment. >> you can go to ktv -- ktvu.comle and clinic on the link at the bottom of the page. nascar fans can beat the traffic and ride the rails. the raceway has partnered up with the capital corridor to have an express train right up to the edge of the raceway. >> many race fans say they are excited about the service since it can take several hours to get through traffic following the race. >> unwelcome guests cover nook into ha home. >> they took on a pack of baboon consist. >> he those animals did not it fight back. >> in your neighborhood, giving you a live look there. >> over mound diablo, i will have a look at your numbers

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. a group of friends in south africa jumped into action after seeing a pack of baboons seeing someone enter a home. they go through the window and then they go to the kitchen and started ransacking the home. so they called police and they climbed inside an open window and took brooms and sticks and chased them out of there. >> they say the boys were lucky

that the baboons didn't get mad. one baboon has the strength of seven grown men. it was the battle of the beards. >> 100 men took part in the international beard competition. >> look at the video. >> they were anded out in 18 categories including best chin beard and moustache. >> they faced off with the best p fu manchu and others. the mercury knews said chuck reid is exploring the possibility of suing the giants. they open posted the plan to build a park in the south bay t and a study predicted. it would generate. $138 million in year. >> saturday was a festive day. it had everything except for a win for the as. it is ridge gentlemen jackson

bobblehead day. it is celebrating the championship years ago. he loves the yankees, and the as have been a part of him for ever. they drove in earth runs and one in the second and one in the third. >> and 4-4 on the day. and would get more runs and they lose the fourth in a row. >> giants drop asking the fourth in a row. and lost. and giants went back in front. and dial can banks. and can't make the catch f. >> p marco cuter row. they -- marco scutero and padre consist get the win when marco scutero can't turn the double play there. >> hundreds are out to mark the start of voting season. >> it is opening daw on the bay and the boat parade starts at noon. >> they will be competing for

best decorations and others celebrate a day on the water. >> always a great spot in san francisco. well the port of san francisco is celebrating a milestone birthday. >> since the agency formed to serve the waterfront and maritime community. there are going to be specialty family events and all the way to a treasure hunt and it all start at 10:00 a.m. >> if you are not on the water. one of the hot spots in the north bay. and speaking oflet, hot weather making its way in. not necessarily today. >> he said. monday, tuesday. depends on where you are. and from concord to livermore. upper 80s and that can be a bit toasty. especially in the sun. and we still have a little bit after onshore breeze. and i expect it to be with us.

on opening day in the bay. >> keep extra jacket handy. if you are going to the ballgame at as t we have 73 degrees at 105. warming to about 75, 76 by the second half of the day and nice and mild and even warm. >> 77 hayward. and low 08s. san jose s and upper # 0s. near 90 degrees. and antioch. in the north bay. napa at the aired. >> that is the standing record for today. >> it may shatter an old record. >> extended forecast here. >> showing you this trend is going to continue as we get into monday and tuesday. >> tuesday is a lull breezy. i will -- little breezy. i will explain why. >> how budget cuts at the nation's capitol are impacting the possibility to patrol the bridges. >> more on how the team is

preparing for tonight's game four against the nuggets of denver.

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airports tonight. why it's good news for passengers waiting to catch a flight. >> in less than an hour, people will be gathering in martinez to help a bay area boy hurt in the boston bombings. and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, april 28th, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. if you like it hot you are in luck. things are warming up outside. let's go to rosemary orosco for a quick at how warm it will get. >> a notable warmer day, especially in lynwood. dealing with morning clouds, a little fog but not as widespread, not as thick. i'm seeing some of the clouds clear out of the area. the onshore breeze is a weak one, and that dry northerly flow is actually a little stronger. temperatures will take a hike. i'll have a detailed look at what you can expect coming up. well, we've learned the young boy who discovered an intruder in his rancho calaveras home called his parents before discovering his nine-year-old sister has been

fatally stabbed. katie spoke with the coroner this morning and has more on the search for the killer. >> reporter: claudine, the coroner confirmed for us the young victim died of stab wounds but he couldn't say how many times she had been stabbed. he said she should be able to release her identity by this afternoon. the fatal stabbing happened in the rural community of rancho calaveras. many investigators remain on scene working the case overnight. they're trying to catch the young girl's killer. we're still working to reach them this morning. it all started yesterday when a 12-year-old boy discovered an intruder in his home on rapone road. a sacramento television station is reporting the boy called his parents, who then called 911. the man he ran into then took off, and that's when the boy made a terrifying discovery. his nine-year-old sister had been gravely stabbed. >> we're doing a house-to-house search, and in some cases, we're searching extensively into attics and storage sheds. >> deputies say the girl was

pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. we're still working to learn where the parents were at the time of the attack. again the boy did call them. meanwhile, multiple law enforcement agencies searched the rural area overnight and into this morning. the landscape includes steep hills, tall grass, and many places to hide, like outbuildings and horse stables. deputies asked homeowners to lock doors and be on the look out for the man considered armed and dangerous. >> it's just terrible. i don't know. you know, what can i say about it? it's a tragedy. >> now, the young boy describes if intruder as a white or latino man with longer gray hair. around 6 feet tall with a muscular build and was last seen wearing a black long sleeved shirt and blue pants. the coroner's office told me an autopsy for the victim is scheduled for monday, and we will work to continue to reach those investigators on scene this morning. live in the newsroom, katie udhes, ktvu channel 2 news. police in pittsburg have a

sketch of the man they say tried to kidnap a two-year-old girl. look at this. he is a white man in his 30s with blond hair. he was last seen wearing a green shirt and blue jeans. investigators say the man took the girl as she played in the front yard of her home on rain drop circle just after 1 p.m. on friday afternoon. they say he got 50 feet from the house but then dropped the girl in some bushes after her mother yelled after him. the girl was not hurt. there is good news for passengers in air traffic controllers. the f.a.a. says air traffic controllers of air traffic control towers will return to normal levels by tonight. the announcement comes after congress passed legislation allowing the f.a.a. to cut costs without the furloughs. >> none of us should be in this position at this point in time. and it's a larger problem than just a band-aid that they're trying to fix right now. >> at least three air traffic controllers a day were furloughed last week at sfo and in oakland there were at least two furloughs a day in san

jose. hundreds of thousands of unemployed people in california will feel the effect of the sequester this week. close to 400,000 californians will see their extended unemployment benefits cut almost 18%, starting today. right now, the average federal unemployment payment in california is about $298 a week, but that number will drop by $52 a week, because of the cuts. the sequester also having an effect on the coast guard. funds cuts have forced the coast guard to suspend routine patrols of potential terror tactors like the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge. paroles of the transbay tube have also been suspended. >>this morning there will be a special fund-raiser for the 11- year-old martinez boy injured in the boston marathon bombing. aaron hern is out of the hospital but undergoing treatments in boston. he is expected to be cleared to return home sometime this week. now, registration for a fund- raising run and walk opens at 9:45 this morning in martinez. the actual event doesn't start

until 10:40. that is the same time the boston marathon started. the event will be held at al hambra high school in martinez where aaron's father is a teand coach. in 40 minutes we'll go live to martinez for more on today's event. happening now, about 400 runners who took part in the boston marathon are also running in big sur. there was a moment of silence to honor the victims of the boston attacks before that start of the race was held. one person is also running that race holding a banner memory of boston. the big sur marathon is the first major marathon in california since the boston bombings. and drivers should expect road closures all along highway 1 from carmel to big sur. and we're learning more this morning about intelligence that was shared about a suspect in the boston marathon bombings. russian authorities say they secretly recorded a phone conversation back in 2011 where one of the suspects discussed jihad with his mother. a second phone call between the suspect's mother and a man under investigation in a separate case was also wire

tapped. russian authorities told the f.b.i. that tamerlan tsarnaev and his mother were religious extremists but did not hand over the wire tap. investigators cesar naf's mother was in almost daily contact with her son in the days before the bombing. now the surviving suspect in the boston bombings is being held in a medical detention center 40 miles outside of the city. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev was moved to that facility on friday, moved from the hospital where he was previously being held. authorities cesar naf is say -- say tsarnaev is being held in a cell with a door and a slot for food and medication. six victims remain in the hospital after the bombing. officials say all patients who are still hospitalized are in good or fair condition. in all, 26 hospitals treated patients with injuries from the bombing. playoff fever continues in oakland tonight. if warriors take on the nuggets in game 4. in the first round of the playoffs. the warriors up 2 games to 1

right now. the warriors took down s 110-10 front of yet another sold out loud crowd at oracle arena. fans are excited and very confident that the team will advance to the next round. >> they have been playing like a great team. they have been stepping up. we're really excited. everett is in their gear, everybody is loving the warriors, ready to buy new gear and represent the bay area. so it's our basketball team. we got to represent. >> tipoff is at 6:30 tonight. doors at oracle will open at 4:30 a live look at 880 and n. oakland right near oracle arena. traffic rolling along but event staff is telling fans to show up early and expect traffic. the a's are at home today, too and that game is expected to wrap up around four or 4:30 this afternoon. if you can't make it to the game in person here is a look at the watch parties happening in san francisco. philosopher's club in west portal, high dive located along the water right near the bay bridge. the taco shop and under dogs

and cypress grill at t.p.c. harding park. all watch parties start at 6:00. good morning to you. a live look from san francisco. an earlier clearing today. warmer temperatures in the forecast for your sunday. already looking at partly cloudy to mostly clear skies over portions of san francisco. there in the back drop fog, hugging the coastline this morning, woke up with a little patchy dense fog over the north bay but from what i can tell, it rapidly cleared out and that is good news for anyone having to drive along highway 101. satellite radar, up above the low clouds we're dealing with mostly clear skies but a few areas back with low clouds this morning. they're thinning out, areas like san jose, hayward, the southern half of the peninsula, i could see some clouds hanging over palo alto. so it is thinning and you will have sunshine if you don't already this morning. giving you a look at the ridge of high pressure, you can see the cloud formation there. it's not a very strong one but it's there and it's enough to warm us up.

also want to point out a system to the north. do you see this little swirl here? this is going to actually dive in east of us, and it's going to come monday night into tuesday. that's going to kick up the winds. it's not going to be the on shore breeze winds, it's going to be the try north winds. so it could be a little gusty on tuesday, could be a bad allergy day as well. 54 right now in napa, 50 in navarro. 56 in oakland. the temperatures are turning around. if you look closely, you can see where we're still dealing with that gray. up and down the coastline, mountain views, san jose, hayward, inland east bay waking up mostly sunny and temperatures already climbing. 62 at pittsburg, 60 in walnut creek. lafayette, right about 54, mount diablo takes the cake. 10 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. afternoon highs for today, a notable warm-up expected. 83 for you, santa rosa, 84 in napa, 78 in vallejo. around the i be, 70s, in oakland, hayward, 69 in san francisco. a few degrees warmer than

yesterday. low to mid 60s remaining at the coast and the on shore breeze is weaker but not gone completely. the afternoon seabreeze will be back. 81 degrees redwood city, 79 mountain view, 83 san jose. but it will be a localized sea breeze. so at the coast we'll remain in the low to mid 60s. inland, not going to feel that sea breeze at all. upper 80s to near 90 for the warmest communities, and check out the warren that lies ahead for the week ahead. we are looking at upper 80s, low 90s, monday, tuesday, into thursday will be the hottest days. meanwhile along the coast we'll finally get in on the action. into the low 70s by wednesday. that is the warmest day. as i mentioned, tuesday, mostly sunny skies and perhaps breezy conditions. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers, coming up. it was a close call for four people trapped on a burning fishing boat in the san francisco bay. we'll let you know how crews rescued them and brought them to safety. and what may have caused that boat to go up in flames. >> security guards in new york city are keeping a close eye on

ground zero this morning. the new discovery that has many families wondering what else may be found. >> but first, let's go out to the golden gate bridge. a little easy still out there, but looks great, and really it's going to be a beautiful day. no major traffic problems to report for you this morning, but we'll keep an eye on things and let you know if anything changes. it's 9:10. this is mornings on 2. [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network

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welcome back from san francisco. a bit of a foggy shot. looking towards mount diablo. a summer like pattern in place. 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. 80s inland. well, new this morning, a lane on 238 in san leandro has reopened after at least three cars hit a tree that was down in the roadway overnight. the c.h.p. says the tree landed in the fast lane early this morning. the road reopened about an hour ago after that tree was moved and no one was hurt. new this morning, an italian prosecutor is now saying that politicians were the intended target of a gunman who shot two blisters outside the premier's office in rome. [ sirens ] >> the shooting happened just as italy's new premier and his ministers were being sworn in a mile away. a woman passion by was also slightly injured. the gunman has been taken into custody this morning. italy's interior minister called the shooting quote a

tragic criminal gesture by an unemployed man. rome's prosecutor told reporters that the suspect is, quote, questioned to everything. one person died and 15 people were injured in a house fire in boston earlier this rning. it happened a neighborhood very popular wicollege students. firefighters say 17 people lived inside that house. many of them had to be rescued from the top floor. among the injured are six firefighters but their injuries are not considered serious. investigators say they will be looking at why the house was so overcrowded. four u.s. service members have been killed in a plane crash in southern afghanistan. investigators say it appears bad weather was a factor in the crash in kabul, and not enemy fire. a u.s. diplomat and several other americans also died in a bombing earlier this month in the zabul propose. the taliban is claiming responsibility for deadly attacks in afghanistan and pakistan. this morning a roadside bomb killed three police officers in eastern afghanistan, and in pakistan, at least 11 people were killed and 30 others

injured when bombs were detonated at the campaign offices of two politicians. the taliban says the violence is part of its new spring offensive targeting foreign bases, government officials, and afghan police. a shocking discovery in new york after debris from one of the highjacked planes involved in the 9/11 terror attacks is found nearly a decade later. lydia serona is in new york this morning where the wreckage has sparked homes for victims' families. >> reporter: a building inspector discovered the five foot long piece wedged in between two buildings right here behind me. you can see a police officer guarding this area, treating it as a crime scene. ground zero is just about 2 and a half blocks away from here, and of course the discovery is bringing up a lot of emotions, as well as a lot of questions. people are asking why wasn't it discovered sooner, how did it get there, and what else is back there. this rusted wreckage now confirmed to be from a bowing 767. the plane, one of the highjacked in the 9/11 terror attacks. this area now being treated as

a crime scene. on tuesday, the medical examiner will begin searching here for human remains. >> i hope they do find something. you know, for the loved ones. >> reporter: the plane part is about five feet long and four feet wide. police released this sketch of where the piece was found in the back of these buildings. one of them, the site of the controversial ground zero mosque still in its planning stages. >> i think it's amazing that it's 12 years later, almost 12 years later, and that they would find even still a piece of it, is pretty incredible. >> reporter: on friday, police commissioner ray kelly admitted that they still don't know how the part even got here. >> could it have been lowered at some time? it's possible. there's a rope that's on it. looks like it's intertwined with that part. >> reporter: as police continue to investigate, new yorkers we spoke to say if remains are found, hopefully, they'll brick some much needed closure. >> it's at peace for the people who lost their loved ones. now they could really be assured that they know where their remains are. >> reporter: again, the medical

examiner will be here tuesday morning, sifting for human remains. for now, that's the latest here near ground zero. tomorrow, the final pieces of the new world trade center building will be installed. a crane will hoist two sections of a spire to sit on top of the building. when the sections are in place it will make the building the tallest in the country at 1776 feet. 1 world trade center is scheduled to open next year. four people are safe this morning after being rescued from a burning fishes boat in south san francisco. the boat caught fire yesterday morning near candlestick point. police say it was sparked by an engine leak. you can see here how badly that boat was burned. a police boat rushed to the rescue, bringing the four to safety. a witness said the people on the boat were visibly shaken. >> i looked out the window and across the water i saw thick black smoke coming from the water. i knew it was a boat on fire. >> one person was treated for smoke inhalation. the other three on border with

not hurt. the mount diablo school board is searching for new leadership after firing its superintendent and general counsel. the district is expected to finalize a decision today to release steven lawrence and general council greg roland from their contracts on wednesday. according to the contra costa times, roland approved $100,000 in contracts for translation services provided by his girlfriend without disclosing their relationship. board members also say low employee mother al and a lack of public trust in the district were factors in the decision. a new survey suggests berkeley is among the most well- read cities in the country. amazon.com this week released the annual list of new york cities buying the most books, newspapers and magazines per capita and berkeley ranked number 7. the number one city was alexandria, virginia followed by knoxville, tennessee, miami, florida, cambridge, massachusetts and then orlando florida rounds out the top five. a busy summer for vince vaughn who is getting ready to

release a new movie shot in the bay area. the actor has announced he and his wife are expecting baby number 2 in august. vaughn was recently in the bay area filming his new movie the internship. it's about two unemployed men who score an internship at google. the movie hits theaters in june. i tunes is celebrating a major milestone. they turn 10 today. analysts say i tunes faces increased competition from music sharing services like rhapsody, but it is still considered the biggest music retailer in the world. along with selling movies, tv shows, books and magazines. preparing for the worst. we'll let you know what cal fire is doing to get crews ready for the upcoming wildfire season and why firefighters are already hard at work. >> we're seeing an earlier clearing of the clouds this morning and it will be followed by a notable warm-up for the afternoon. a look at the temperatures coming up. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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cal fire continues to build its forces ahead of what they think could be one of the world wildfire seasons in years. fire officials are hiring staff and getting resources into place by moving air tankers to stations across the state. this weekend, seasonal firefighters also started moving into the angeles national forest. cal fire says wildfires are already up by 45% this year. it says its battled more than 680 wildfires in the state, which is 200 more than the average for this time of year. san jose firefighters say a grass fire on communications hill was sparked by an unintended cooking fire at a homeless kamp. the fire department quited these pictures of the -- tweeted these pictures of the fire that broke out yesterday afternoon. this was all near guadalupe parkway and kurtner avenue intersection. cal fire chopper helped put out the flames from the air. firefighters say they were up against some gusty winds but fortunately no one was hurt. rosemary, how are we looking this sunday morning?

>> drier warmer air in the bay area today. temperatures range from the 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s to near 90 degrees inland. kind of feels like summer all of a sudden. giving you a look here at what you can expect. your dayplanr, low clouds and fog, clearing out this morning. widespread 50s around the bay area, winds are generally light at the moment, mostly sunny skies, mid 50s at the coast by 10 a.m., 60s around the bay. upper 60s for the warmest cities, and then for the lunch hour, low 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay nearing 80 degrees in time for lunch and areas like livermore, as well as concord, morgan hill. and you can see that's where we'll see the hottest numbers for today. 87 in morgan hill. 90 for livermore, 88 fairfield, into the north bay, santa rosa, low to mid 80s. 83 santa rosa today, 84 in napa, which could break a record. 82 is the standing record at the napa airport. 76 in oakland, 76 san mateo, upper 70s low 80s. redwood city, mountain view into san jose. the extended forecast, a pattern we will see repeat and

repeat again. monday, tuesday, wednesday into thursday. just subtle changes in the forecast. tuesday, breezy conditions expected, as the system clips the area, not going to bring us any rain but will bring us breezy conditions tuesday, wednesday, more of an offshore wind and looks like 74 degrees for the coast, so that will be the warmest day for the coast. the hottest days inland should be wednesday and thursday as well. >> thanks, rosemary. day 3 of the n.f.l. draft is in the books and the 49ers added a couple of offensive weapons. niners had two pics in the fourth round. they took wide receiver quinton patton from louisiana tech. and then southerly running back marcus lattimore, although it could be a while before lattimore actually contributes on the field. he tore three of the four major ligaments in his right knee in october against tennessee. the quarterback position has been a fluid one for the raiders in recent history. they addressed that position with their fourth round pick yesterday, taking tyler wilson of arkansas. wilson was a two year starter for the razorbacks, throwing

for 21 touchdown passes last year and 24 in his junior season. and here are some of the college players from the bay area drafted yesterday. cal offensive lineman brian swenke headed to tennessee. two from stanford, including stephane tailer who is now an arizona cardinal. he'll face the niners twice a year. cal defensive back steve williams to san diego. he'll face the raiders twice a year. houston got san jose state offensive tackle dave quizenbury, and mark anthony to the ravens. it's 9:26, and president obama laps up controversy at the white house correspondence dinner >> for dmample whole controversy about jay z going to cuba. unbelievable. i've got 99 problems and now jay z is one of them. >> we'll tell you the best jokes of the night including one about california attorney general pamela harris. >> and an intruder is expected of stabbing a nine-year-old girl in her rancho calaveras home has been on the run for nearly 20 hours. the latest on the manhunt and

homicide investigations.

we're doing a house-to- house search. in some cases we're searching extensively into attics. >> a manhunt is under way in calaveras county this morning, after a young girl was killed inside her own home. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. it's sunday, april 28th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. the stabbing happened yesterday

in the rancho calaveras area, about 60 miles southeast of sacramento, and the suspect is still on the loose, katie udhes has been tracking this story all morning. what's the latest? >> deputies have been searching for the suspected stabber and home intruder for nearly 20 hours now. they say it's very much an active search. i also spoke with the coroner this morning, who says he plans to release the young victim's identity this afternoon. the fatal stabbing happened in the rural community of rancho calaveras, nearly 30 miles northeast of stockton. many of the investigators remain on scene this morning, working the case overnight. and it all started yesterday when a 12-year-old boy discovered an intruder in his home on rapone road. a sacramento t.v. station is reporting that's when the boy called his parents, who called 911. the man ran away and the boy made a terrifying discovery. his nine-year-old sister had been gravely stabbed. >> we're doing a house-to-house search, and in some cases,

we're searching, you know, extensively into attics and storage sheds. >> deputies say the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. we're still working to learn where the parents were at the time of the attack, but that young boy did call his parents. meanwhile, multiple law enforcement agencies searched the rural area overnight and into this morning. the landscape includes steep hills, tall grass, and many places to hide, like outbuildings and horse stables. deputies asked homeowners to lock doors and be on the look outfor the man considered armed and dangerous. >> it's just terrible. i don't know. you know, what can i say about it? it's a tragedy. >> the young boy describes the intruder as a white or latino man with longer gray hair. he's around 6 feet tall with a muscular build and was last seen wearing a black long- sleeved shirt and blue pants. the coroner tells me an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow, but we should have the latest and learn the victim's identity by this afternoon, and our news

partners in the sacramento area just arrived on scene, so we hope to have fresh pictures today. we'll continue to update this story on ktvu.com throughout the day and in the evening newscast. katie udhes, channel 2 news. san francisco intrbl airport is offering daily nonstop flights to shanghai. china eastern airlines made its first arrival into sfo from shanghai on friday. daily flights depart at 12:30. flights from shanghai will arrive at 9:30 a.m. and there is good news for passengers and air traffic controllers. the faa stays staffing of air traffic controllers will return to normal levels by tonight. the announcement comes after congress passed legislation allowing the f.a.a. to cut costs without those furloughs. japan's all nipon airways has successfully conducted its first test flight of the boeing 787 since battery problems grounded the planes this year. the president of boeing's consumer division and a.n.a. were on board that two-hour flight which landed in tokyo

earlier this morning. all nipon had just started service to japan when the planes were grounded. a bank robbery and bomb threat in marin county has landed a man in jail. police say their suspect robbed the wells fargo bank yesterday afternoon along sir francis drake boulevard. while leaving he reportedly told bank employees he had left a bag of plastic explosives in the building. a ktvu employee happened to be nearby and took this video of the scene after police evacuated and secured that area. a bomb squad from berkeley was brought in to search the bank. nothing was found. the man was arrested a few blocks away from the scene. an investigation is under way into the shooting deaths of three pit bulls who were shot by sheriff deputies responded to a call in san lorenzo. sheriff deputies and their k9 deputy went to a home yesterday looking for a man wanted on suspicion of drugs and car theft. instead of finding him, deputies say they saw a woman and four pit bulls escaping out the front door. they say the pit bulls went right for their police dog.

>> they did attack the dog and they were coming at the deputies, they were very aggressive at that point, so the deputies fired in their defense. >> a neighbor shot this video of the scene right after the shooting. one dog was shot in a paw and survived. the others died. sheriff deputies are looking for the wanted man. jury selection is expected to begin tomorrow in the trial of accused serial killer joseph naso. the 79-year-old is accused of killing four women in yuba, marin and contra costa counties between 1994 and 1997. naso has been representing himself at these earlier hearings. he says he was a self-employed modeling photographer and says he took pictures of the women but didn't kill them. he could phase the death penalty if convicted. man accused of sending ricin laced letters to president obama and two other public officials is expected to appear in a u.s. district court tomorrow. 41-year-old james everett dutschke surrendered at his mississippi home early yesterday morning. he is charged with making and

possessing the poison ricin and if convicted dutschke could face life in prison and a $250 fine. six lawsuits have been filed in connection with the deadly explosion at the texas fertilizer plant. one lawsuit filed by the family of a volunteer firefighter killed in the explosion. a man who was blinded, two insurance companies, a nursing home resident and a couple who live near the plant have also filed suit. 14 people died and more than 200 others were hurt in the explosion earlier this month. n. the town of west, texas. the manager and a director of walnut trek's lesser center for the arts are asking to return to work. the times reports the two were put on leave for allegedly failing to report child sex abuse. former lesher center employ jason pedroza was arrested on a series of sex abuse charges. attorneys say since the d.a.'s office decided not to press charges against their clients they should have their jobs

back lawmakers are considering a statewide ban on lead bullets for hunting. if approved california would be the first state to impose such a ban. animal rights groups say lead is one of the biggest dangers facing california condors in the wild. the n.r.a. says the plan could lead to gun control expensed hunting in california. hunting with lead bullets is already banned in eight counties with endangered california condors. oakland public works crews will fill more than 3000 potholes during an effort that kicks off tomorrow. crews are going to work in different neighborhoods each week starting with the claremont avenue neighborhood. officials say the focus will be on roads near schools, hospitals and high pedestrian areas. crews filled 2800 potholes during a similar effort last year. president obama poked fun at himself and the press during the annual white house correspondence dinner. >> i understand second term, need a burst of new energy. try some new things. and then my team and i talked about it. we're willing to try everything so we borrowed one of

michelle's tricks. [ laughter ] >> i thought this looked pretty good. >> obviously, referencing her bangs there. the president also joked about several recent controversies, including comments he made about california attorney general camela harris. >> i happened to mention that camelia harris is the best- looking attorney general in the country. as you might imagine, i got trouble when i got back home. [ laughter ] >> who knew eric holder was so sensitive? [ laughter ] >> san francisco mayor ed lee also attended the event which was hosted by late night talk show host conan o'brien. more than 120 vessels will be out on the san francisco bay today to mark the start of boating season. it is called opening day on the bay. and the boat parade starts at noon.

many participating boats will be competing for best decorations. others will just be celebrating the day on the water. if you want to watch that parade, crissy fields is always a great spot in san francisco to see it all happen. and it will be a mostly sunny warmer day in san francisco for opening day on the bay. meanwhile, a live look at concord, waking up with mostly blue skies outside your doors, as well. in many areas that saw low clouds yesterday at this hour, are now dealing with sunshine. we have a quicker clearing going on this morning and a warmer day in store for your sunday. a ridge of how much building in and as it does, it's going to continue to warm our temperatures. the northerly dry flow is also becoming a little stronger. not going to lose that sea breeze all together, but it's fairly weak and localized at this point, which means at the coast we'll feel it, at the bay we'll feel it in the afternoon, but well inland it's going to be warm, even hot for some. right now temperatures in the 50s, so it's a nice morning

outside, and it is a pretty day in many areas. 55 napa, 55 in concord, already low 60s out the door in walnut creek, 64 in antioch. southern portions of the bay, from about hayward down into san jose, and then along the peninsula from about san mateo into san jose, mostly gray, just in the last hour but you can see the clouds are thinning out, returning mostly sunny in most cases. 59 in belmont, 55 palo alto right now, 53 los altos hills. here is a look at what you can expect for opening day on the bay. i expect the afternoon sea breeze which means if you don't get to the city of san francisco very often, it could be chilly in the afternoon if that wind kicks in, and i do expect at least a 10 to 15 mile per hour breeze. for the afternoon, temperatures will warm into the low 60s by 1:00, and then upper 60s in time for the second half of the day. i believe the boat parade is between noon and 3. forecasted highs around the region, if you're in napa today, 84 expected for you which is actually a new record,

if we hit that. the old record stands at 82. we'll be tracking that for you this afternoon. mark tamaya will do that. 80 in kentfield, 79 san rafael. a gorgeous day in sausalito if you are thinking of watching opening day and the parade from maybe sausalito, mostly sunny skies. 76 in oakland for the afternoon. if you are going to see the a's play, upper 80s to near 90 inland. walnut creek, danville, into the santa clara valley. gorgeous for you, 83 san jose, mid 70s in santa cruz. going to be pretty there. it's foggy right now and socked in pretty good in santa cruz at this hour. 81 redwood city, 71 san bruno, low to mid 60s at the coast. a summer like pattern where we continue with that breeze, even fog at the coast. i do think we'll see a better clearing for the afternoon, but yesterday, it hugged the entire day, and we could see partly cloudy skies for today as well. the extended forecast shows you if you are looking at the coast to maybe warm up, it will happen eventually. we're going to lose that

onshore breeze looks like wednesday. and 74 degrees expected at the coast. slightly cooler on thursday. inland it's going to warm up and we'll stick with that warm- up. upper 80s to low 90s. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday could be the hottest days. i'll have a look at lunchtime numbers coming up. parts of the south and midwest are being hit with severe flooding. look at what it looks like in harris county, texas. this was the video taken yesterday, where several cars struggled to get through flooded streets. even buss and trains were struggling so much they had to be put out of service because of that storm. in another part of texas the storm caused that building to collapse at the good mart at a gas station. police say large amounts of water collected on the roof of that food mart, and then it just gave way yesterday. the store's owners were actually inside and heard the roof start to collapse. and they say it took about three minutes for the whole thing to come down. fortunate lee, no one was hurt. and in fargo, north dakota people are preparing again for possible record flooding.

the red river there has caused major flooding in three of the past four years. large chunks of melting ice are cause of action river levels to quickly rise. yesterday volunteers worked to protect nearly 100 homes with sandbags. the sharks are headed to vancouver for the playoffs after a disappointing loss to the kings last night. in the 2nd period, kings up by one. logan couture slices his way through the kings. that's his 21st of the season. tied at one a piece but the kings held on to win this one, final of 3-2. again the sharks finishing their lock-out shortened season in the sixth seed in the western conference. and they will start the playoffs on the road in vancouver. well, they're fed up and they could be heading to court. how some san jose business owners hope to resolve a dispute over a new ballpark for the a's. >> and a live look outside right now. 680 and snow grade looking great on this sunday morning. it's 9:42. this is mornings on 2. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t.

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sharing with you a beautiful view into the north bay, the golden gate bridge, blue skies, a little bit of fog out there. going to be a great day. >> six months after superstorm sandy battered the east coast, crews are still working to bring the subway train system back to normal. one of the hardest hit stations was the south ferry subway in lower manhattan. transit officials say every part of the station needs to be replaced. the flood water corroded several pieces of important equipment and destroyed the entire electrical system. so far, the transit agency has received more than $1 billion in federal funding. one of the beach towns hit hardest by superstorm sandy will get part of its board walk back in time for the summer season. ground breaking on the project started yesterday in long beach, new york. the wooden board walk was

damaged by sandy and had to be ripped out. the entire board walk won't be finished until november but some sections are expected to open in the coming weeks. replacing it will cost $44 million. tomorrow family and friends mark the first anniversary of an unsolved killing in oakland. on april 29th of last year, brandy martell was shot and killed while sitting in her car on 13th street. friends say martell was a trans gender woman. and tomorrow's vigil is meant to call attention to continued violence against the trans gender community. her family is also hoping it will remind people about the case and will convince anyone with information to come forward. a group of people fed up with violence in oakland are calling for peace. >> we want some peace! >> in the streets! >> the group is called soldiers against violence everywhere. and it held a rally at 20th and telegraph yesterday. it was in honor of 18-year-old kionte campbell, shot to death at a first friday event in february a group prayed in front of

a memorial for 21-year-old demetra henderson who was killed in front of her four- year-old son last week. >> wives without husband, 13 without fathers, mothers wit soit goes on and on. >> there have been 32 homicides in oakland this year. both organizations say when it comes to ending the violence, the focus should be on young people. oakland police say they are incorporating feedback from the community into their public safety plans. yesterday, police chief howard jordan hosted a town hall meeting at the cesar chavez education center on international boulevard. participants broke into groups to offer ideas on how the community and police can work together. this is the fifth in a series of town hall meetings, next month's meeting will be specific for for the youth business owners in san jose may sue over delays in building a new ballpark for the a's. the news reports the san jose mayor is exploring the possibility of suing the giants or major league baseball. the giants have opposed the a's plans to build a ballpark in

the south bay. a 2009 study predicted the ballpark would bring in 130 million in new spending for that city each year. it was a festive dayee oakland coliseum. everything except a win for the a's. reggie jackson bobblehead day as the a's celebrated the '73 world championship season. jackson threw out the first pitch. he said even though he loves the yankees the a's have always been a part of him. josh donaldson drove in the first two runs for the a's. a's third baseman 4-4 on if day. a's only get one more run. baltimore gets 7. a's lose their fourth in a row. the giants also dropping their fourth in a row. barry zito lost a five-run lead in the 5th. giants got back in hunt briefly. hunter pence with this triple to right. kyle blank can't make the play. marco scutaro, buster posey coming around third for the score. padres tied it in the seventh and into extra frames. marco scutaro can't start the double play in the 12th. padres would go on to win 8-7.

for the first time ever, nascar fans can beat the traffic and ride the rails to this summer's sonoma sprint cup race. the raceway has officially partnered up with the capital corridor to offer an express train that will take fans from sacramento right up to the edge of that raceway, passengers can get on the train in sacramento, davis and many race fans say they are excited about the service because it can take several hours to get through traffic following that race. tomorrow's sonoma raceway is holding the 13th annual high speed blood drive. it's being held at the raceway on arnold drive from 1 to 6 p.m. anyone who donates will get a ride around the track with a professional instructor in an official car. the red cross and the raceway are asking people to make an appointment. and you can find more information on that by going to ktvu.com and clicking on web links which is at the bottom of the page. nascar and sonoma always in june. right now in april it's about the warriors. playoff fever alive in oakland. what you can expect leading up to tonight's game 4 against the

nuggets >> bay area temps are running quite warm for this time of year. i'll have what you can expect in your area coming up.

and we are following breaking news out of bangladesh right now, where we're learning that a fire has broken out at the collapsed building that killed hundreds of people. we don't know at this point how widespread that fire is, but we know search efforts have been continuing, so we'll continue to follow that. this morning we also learned about another arrest in that garment factory collapse investigation. the government says soldiers captured the owner of the building near the border with india. he has been in hiding since that building collapsed on wednesday. three garment factory owners have also been arrested. time now 9:52. here are some of the other top stories we are following this morning. a manhunt is under way in calaveras county after deputies say a nine-year-old girl was stabbed to death inside her own home. investigators say the girl's 12- year-old brother was home at the time, and called police. people who live in the area are

being told by deputies to stay inside their houses while investigators continue their search. there is good news for passengers and air traffic controllers. if the faa says staffing of air traffic control towers will return to normal levels by tonight. the announcement comes after congress passed legislation allowing the faa to cut costs without the furloughs. tonight the golden state warriors tip off against the denver nuggets in game four in this first round of the playoffs. warriors are up 2 games to 1. warriors won 110-108 on friday night infront of a little sold out and rowdy proud at oracle arena. in the wake of the boston marathon bombings government agencies are stepping up explosives training especially when it comes to homemade bombs. the bureau of a.t.f. head held an explosives straining exercise in alabama. teaching other agencies including the f.b.i. and local police how to respond to bombings like the one in boston. agents say everything at a

bombing scene is potential evidence and even the smallest piece of debris can help them stay a step ahead of potential attacks. >> as debris is recovered or as devices are recovered and reconstructed or reengineered, then you look at the tactics ands techniques that they use and learn from them. >> the a.t.f. says most explosives contain gun powder and an energy source like batteries, biff five years from now that could change. it says the ultimate goal is to use evidence frontredy prevent another. well hundreds of people are starting to gather in martinez for a special fund-raiser. they are helping the little boy injured in the boston marathon bombing. alex savidge is live there with more on why this means so much to the community. alex. >> yeah. we're seeing a huge outpouring this morning. lots of people already arriving here at alhambra high school, getting set to take part in this event called caring for aaron run and walk. you can see we have a sign here that's been put upon the fence here a short time ago.

check-in is just under way at the track, which is up the hill from us. a good distance up this walkway here where we are this morning. that's where people will be taking part in this event, benefit the family of 11-year- old aaron hearn. here's his picture. he was badly hurt during the boston bombings. he was near the finish line when the bombs went off. he suffered wounds to his legs. he and his family are still in boston at children's hospital, and a little while ago, we talked with one of the people who lives in martinez who is coming down with her family today. she says her kids know aaron, and that's why she came. >> just to show him a sense of community, just come together, and like i said, it's a terrible thing that happened, we just want to show our support. our sons are on the swim team with aaron. so you know, it's just -- it's tragic. >> and so, this event again, check-in getting started for this run and walk to benefit

the family of aaron hearn, obviously quite a bit to pay for in terms of medical expenses after he suffered those injuries during the bombings at the boston marathon. the run and walk to benefit the boy's family begins at 10:40 this morning. so it will be getting under way shortly here again at al ham bra high school in martinez. live in martinez, alex savidge. ktvu. and happening now, runners are honoring the victims of the boston marathon bombings at the oklahoma city marathon. [ horn ] >> six of the runners at tonight's event were in boston when the bombings happened and were not able to finish the race. the oklahoma city marathon commemorates the 1995 bombing of the alfred p. murrow federal building. it is the largest fund-raising event for a memorial honoring the bombing victims. mountain view firefighters took in close to 200 pounds of prescription drugs during a national drug take-back day. similar events were held across the bay area. annual collection allows people

to drop off prescription drugs with no questions asked. so they can be safely disposed. advocates say the effort keeps the drugs out of the hands of children and protects the environment. time now 9:56. right back out to rosemary for a check of our forecast. hey, rosemary. >> so away from the coast mostly sunny skies already for most of us. at the coast, fog and low cloud deck still hugging pretty good. i expect you'll see a better clearing even at the coast for today. and temperatures will be several degrees warmer. the ridge of high pressure is strengthening and that will continue to drive our temperatures up. so we're in the 50s right now, quickly rebounding back into the 60s by 10 a.m. for warmer spots, and then for the lunch hour, low 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay, and near 80 degrees inland. that is at the lunch hour. this is a look at what you can expect for the afternoon. if you don't like the heat you may be thinking 90 degrees already in livermore? yes. 89 for antioch, 88 in fairfield, low 80 santa rosa, napa, around the bay, comfortable to warm.

81 redwood city, 79 mountain view. 76 in oakland if you're going to see the a's play this afternoon. going out to see and watch the boat parade on the bay. we have cool conditions for the afternoon. mid to upper 60s. so it will feel pretty good. we know that sea breeze when it starts to blow it cools down quick. bring along your light gadget. that trend will take us into about thursday. >> here we go. 90s. thanks, rosemary. and that is our report for this morning for all of us here at ktvu. thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us at 5:00 and we're always here at ktvu.com. this gorgeous shot today. go warriors. go a's. have a great day, everyone. ♪

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